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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-04

At the first stroke of the knife the
hemorrhage was active and the patient
showed signs OF collaps, and the opera
ton was suspended until he revived.
The hemorrhage was checked more
easily than had been expected and gave
the surgeon greater confidence in pro-
ceeding, as it showed that the tumor was
probably nourished by smaller artery.
AS the flesh was divided the common
carotid was brought to view, and 1t
was seen that it had nothing to do with
the tumor, which had only extended
around it, To cut this tumor away
from its attachment and avoid punctur-
ing any of the large arteries or jugular
vein was one of the most delicate and
dangerous things that surgeon was
ever called upon to perform, but 1t was
done and the diseased mass Of flesh was
removed.
A large amount of tissue had been
cut and the wound presented a horri-
BILE appearance. 1t was washed with
the bi-cloride of mercury solution and
sewed with much difficulty. The pa
tient came from the anesthetic state
quite strong. There was feeling of
immense buoyancy due to the relief
from the immense pressure on the
windpipe and freedom in breathing.
As the wound healed the muscles in
the neck seemed to contract and pro-
duced what is known as wry-neck.
The head was drawn toward the should
er and the face turned to one side.
The head could only be slightly moved,
and the effort was painful. Even when
at rest the the muscles were hot and
the seat
OF INTENSE PAIN.
Some benefit was derived from the
use of heat in the shape of hot fomen-
tations and hot smoothing irons APP
piled to large flannel on the skin,
but it was only temporary. An extern
sion machine was applied to raise the
head to its proper position, but the pa
tent was unable to stand the pain and
it had to be discontinued AS the dis
tortion was rapidly becoming greater
and interfering with the proper heal
ing of the wound. it was determined
to try an operation. The patient was
given ether. The wry-neck was pro-
duced by contraction of the sterno-
inastoid muscle and this muscle was
sought for. When it was found the
skin was raised from IL about an inch
from the sternum, narrow curved
bistoury was introduced through the
skin and under the muscle, and as the
instrument was withdrawn The muscle
was severed. The ends of the muscle,
when the tention was relieved, retract-
ed with short snap. and pressure
was put on the divided ends to prevent
the flow OF blood under the skin. The
head could then be easily moved
Nothing was done to bring the head
to its proper position until the inflam-
nation of the neck had subsidized and
then strips of adhesive plaster and
tape were applied, so that the head
was held upright, the rotary move
ment not being interfered with. The
wound was nearly healed and the pa.
tent can hold his head upright,
though the plaster and tape are still
kept on and will be until the patient
roooya,s f,,ll atrancth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-04


long incision was made in the neck
over the thickest portion of the tumor,
and its surface was exposed. There
was an unusually heavy development
of sac. This was not cut into, as IL
was deemed better to dissect the tumor
out entire. With this in view, the
adhesions Of the sac to the muscular
tissue were cut with the greatest care,
close watch being maintained all
the while for the appearance Of any
large blood vessel. When the under
part of the tumor was reached the
surgeon was astonished 10 find that
the common carotid artery was in
volved. This was dangerous COM
plication, and one that would stagger
the most experienced surgeon, as it
suggests aneurism, and further cutting
might bring on hemorrhage that
could not be stopped. But the sur
geon went on. The precaution was
taken to elevate the tumor with hooks
and tie the artery some distance from
It. Then
THE KNIFE WAS SUNK
Into the tumor and the diseased flesh
torn away. In following the course Of
the artery the external views showed
that il ran clear through the tumor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

lord, would go TO the laborer. In fact, at
this point he takes the question entirely
out of the domain of economic reasoning,
and relegates it to the sphere of religious
sentiment. His reasons for abOlishing
private property in land are based not so
much upon considerations of social utility
as upon divine injunction"
But it was not intended that the divine
Injunction" should be confined to one
species of property. 1t was not intended
that the palace of the millionaire should go
untaxed while the little pieces Of land that
makes a home for the farmers should bear
the burden. Tne more one thinks Of Mr.
GEORGES Theory, the more impracticable
and unjust il appears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
EXTREMES MEET.

At a citizens mass meeting at CHECKER
| ing Hall, New York, few evenings ago,
to take measures in favor Of the high
license bill, now before the New York Leg,
stature, many things pertinent to the
liquor question were discussed. This Is
from the address OF that eminent divine,
/ Rev. HOWARD CROSBY
We have three forms of remedy pro-
posed local option, and hIgh
| license. Prohibition is not only imprae-
ticaSle IN this city, but is an un-Amerl-
can system. We prohibit crime, but those
businesses which are dangerous we re-
strict and .restrain. 1t | should sell bot
tie of wine to MIR. ChOate, ! should not
commit any very great crime. This Is
very different from stealing bottle OF
wine. Liquor selling is not on the same
basis rs stealing Local option can lie
operated in any town in the country, but
it will not do in New York. 1t would 40
il the district were small enough. With
block system of local option there would
be- very few saloons. But human nature
is such that If our own block Is free we do
not care for our neighbors.
High license remains. Raise the price
OF the license and reduce the number OF
snlOOns. But here sc ave staggered 10y
the opposition of our friends These are
the foolish prohihitiOnists--like Stephen
Merritt-whO will have nothing but pro-
hihitiOn, and who, If they cant have
that, will have nothing.
A letter from Mayor HEWITT was read
in which he said:
As rule, Sumptuary legislation is moi
popular. Where it becomes necessary tC
interfere by law with the domestic habits
oil the people, education must precede
actual legislation. Laws passed in AT
vance of the actual demand Of public
| opinion lead either to violence OF are en-
tiIely diSregIrtled No one can doubt that
public opinion is now fixed i'll favor OF
temperance, and hencciOrth it will be easy
To regulate the trilice in alcoholic liquors,
provided We do not insist upon the pass
are of laws which are IN advance Of the
sentiments OF the mass Of the people. Ii
seems To ME, therefore, that moderation
in legislation is quite rs necessary rs 1t Is
in the Use at intoxicating liquors. and that
the strict enforcement of the law, what
ever it may he, is u condition precedent
for the permanent success of the temper
ance reform which we 50 much desire to
secure Tor permanent boon to the COM
munIty
There is something anomalous in. the
fight for the license hill in New York, the
prohibtionistS and many saloon men CO.
operating to defeat it, Two extremes in
deed meet, the extreme Prohibitionists
declaring that if they can't get all they
want they will take nothing, and the eX-
trrme SaloonkecperS saying that if they
cannot keep all they now have they will
keep nothing.
Both OF these New York extremists may
iud that it is hest to practice moderation
| IN all things. II man can't have tn,
moon to hang over his door for illuminat
iug purposes, he had better take gas rather
than 90 in darkness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE \
j Tract 81 Land In Kich'aud Didnn, "h w
river about three-gGarters ~ mile Al'J'' w,
city limits, containing a acri~. more or Ir.' SUI
80 acres ~ fosl underlying "a trad 81 labh
contiguous the ptO. AbDHi " arr,- y bfDih
land, intersectsd by the y. ", & Ky khIf"sI.
and the pipe line Of the Wheeling Nainrb IS
Company. Having slso a god nyer lanaibE
this affords the bet unoreupirti msnnisrtm,nk
site, or q tcs, In this vicinity. would sell 10 W.
70 suit the purchaser. The coal, sit hst VEN
easy OF a~cess To railroad and ri,ef' Sohh ~
sold separately with enough surfSn" 10 'r'"''
shipping Gcilitics.
Eight Acres or Land an Whrrnsk
island, DouL Of aud HdpiDing The 90 81
Grounds WO,ild sell the whole ht 'rfy ~
price and on easy terms; in Dts. ."I"e' In ,o
from Two IA Eve hundred dollar "srh Dfhpnt
~ location. Only a swaIl crn paiin'" !"
quired.
HIS Residence tu 1,eatbrrw"oa,L'', ~.
arre lot. highly cultiga al aid ia dFinnl ~
ranged. The honss., u bnnds'ip" bfTk 'uu, .l.I
Of thirteen ru1nIs-ali The mfOrts apd nhN'u,
ences Of cffy and county combined PtrsDi,' -
ing home are invited Ia call and in'i<'' INV
premises. -, ,,,,D.sr
feb1epOlb John j.. bIl'Buhi0'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

OOBROW-Suddenly, at Piedmont, W. Va.
On Tuesday March |, at 10 o'clock q. m, ELIZA
EaTI, wifi, of Simeon ID. Woodrow, aged q!
years aud months.
lntcrmrnt Thursday morning, at NJ. Wood
cemetery.
HEII-On Tuesday March |, lS>7. at l. O'Clock
IA. MIS- NNSIE. daughter OF ,rOttleib and cath
rriua He'll aged II years.
Fune.al will take place from the residence q
her father on the National road, one mile back
of Bridgeport. on Thursday. at O'Clock a. m
Hacks will leave Erbs livery stable at ; O'Clock
sharp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from u disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
clutchiug your throat ami pressing the life breath
from Your tightcned chest" Have you noticed
the htnsuor ami debility that succeed the effort
to clear yonr throat and head of this catarrhal
matter What II depressing influence it cNerts
upon the miud, Cluudiug the memory and filling
the head wnh pains and strange noises, How
difficult il Is To rid the nasal passages, throat and
lungs Of this poisonous all can testify who
arr afflicted with rHtSTrh. How diMCult Ia pro
trCt the system against its further prOgrC ~ to
wapls the lungs, liver and kidneys, all ply
SiCiaRS will admit. 10 is a terrible disease, and
criCS ont for relief AMI cure.
The remarkable curative powers. when all
other remedies utterly fail at SNNFORp'S RApI-
cal CURE, arr SttcStrd by thousands who CRATE
mlly recommend it la telOw-SuilcrcrS. No state
ulent is made regarding it that cannot be sub.
Slautiated 10y the most respectable and reliable
references
Each package contains one bottle of the RAnI-
cal CUEE. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and
an lHpEUyED INHALER, with treatise and diTCC,
tOuS. AMI Is sold by all druggists foe Sl.O0
POTTER DRUG & CHEMIC AL Co. BOSTOS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
Public Sale Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST NADs
- To me by Christina ~ lion and Daniel Dol
ton dated on the .GiI day pfJunr, lsss, wiil, oh
SATURDAY. MARCH 49, IssI.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. nj the front d"pf
OF the Court House ~ Ohio county. West VIZ
GINA, sell at public auction. the following d.
scribed real property, that Is t0 say lot nunt"fi
six In square numbered twenty seven, IN Church
MS addition 10 the city IL Wheeling. commonly
called Buena Vista addition together With all AMI
singular the improvements thereon and apIaif
tenances thercunto belonging This i the same
tina UseliOn by william T. f0D~e aud Others W
decd dated Dpcrnbcr y, 1876.
TERMS OF Salc--Onc half nf the puTchA''
money, or ~ much more NJ the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash on the day % sale and the re-
Idue ia one yearLsit interest, the deferred ~
stalment being occurred 10y deed ~ inii on The
property. J. WDDt'
t.1tn TnIsiTr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
HENRY GEORGES LAND THEORY
REVIEWED.


The March number OF the Forum con
tains a review OF Mr.. GEORGES land theo-
ries by Mr.. GUNTuN.
Mr.. GEORGE puts the question: Why arc
the rich becoming richer and the poor
poorer? lie then bases his argument on
this assumption, without proving its truth.
Mr. CLINTON proceeds to show by actual
figures that the assumption is not true
The valuable statistics Of wages and prices
in New England collected by Col. WRIGHT
United States Commissioner of Labor, show
that ''since ISL, Notwithstanding the great
fall in prices to the consumer and aud the
reduction at II per cent. IN the hours of
labor wages have risen % per cent. -
With reference to the assertion that pau
peTism accompanies increases with prog
Tess, - Mr.. GUNTON draws on Mr.. GEORGES
Ggmes from the official reports which will
give him food for profound reflection. The
population in England Gin 1850 WAS -, o.
600, 900, and the total number OF paupcrs
$50, 600, OF 29.3l TO the thousand, while
in 1sS5 the population was 81, OOO. OOO aud
the total number of paupers only 80, OOO, or
2l.67 to the thousand, being an actual de
erase of 10000 pauperS with au increase
of :, 900, 600 in the population"
Mr.. GEORGE says that ''pauperism in
creases with progress because rent swal-
lows up the whole gain" Mr.. GUNToN
again shows by actual figures the falsity ol
these assertions. Here is one item: In
loss, the annual total produce OF all kinds
in England, twas e43, 100000 and the
total rents go, 600, 600, or a little over y
per cent of the produce; in 1882 the aggre-
gate annual produce was estimated at
Il, 900, 900, 900 and the total rent roll at
e131, 46S, 2SS OF only 1895 per cent of the
total produce. The aggregate produce has
increased nearly :, 500 per cent, while the
aggregate rent has risen only about l,00O
per cent. Thus, instead of rent swallow
ing up the whole gain during the last two
hundred years, relatively to the wealth
produced, it has fallen over 80 per cent. y
In regard to Mr.. GEORGES falssassumP,
tions in the land theories Mr.. GUNToN
says: 'Tu presenting his GEORGES rem
edy, he makes no effort to show by wbai
economic law rent, if taken from the land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

The Rhode Island Senate has voted Ia
submit an amendment to the constitution
OF the State giving women the right to
vote. The Legislature OF Kansas hts al
ready given the women this privilege. The
cause of woman suffrage seems to he
marching ON. These experiments will in
in a few years prove the wisdom or folly ri
the movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

THERE is noticed disposition among
the Pennsylvania BLAINE men To change
over to SHERMAN. The ovations BLAINE
received last summer in The keystone
State are proving to he hut tleeting honors
worth hut few cents dozen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

The Senate Committee having agreed to
report adversely ON the appointment of Mr..
TgOrrER 10 b. Recorder OF Deeds in the
District Of Columbia, the President will
have To appoint some other colored man.
Hut il does seem unfortunate that 10 col
orel man who is Democrat, can lie found
who is pleasing in the eyes OF the Repuhli-
can Senate. Ii he were Republican The
case might Dc different.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

TOMORROW our National sOl0nS turn
their hacks upon the National capital, the
wheels of legislation stop their grinding
and Uncle sam will have season Of re-
lief from having enormous bills passed fUI
him tn foot up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
the Gas Trustees of the city of Wheeling, until
Tuesday, March $ 1887, at II o'clock noon, for
hauling coal and coke for the Gas Works for
one year. beginning March II, ISL tO-wit:
Hauling Coal from Hcmplicld Yard To the Gas
works.
Hauling Coke from the Gas Works to the Hemp
field yard.
Hauling Coke from the Gas Works to the T., c.
Il II. l.. K K. yard.
Contractor to give bond with approved Secur-
ity for the fulhlment Of contract.
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any OF
all bids For further information enquire at the
Gas Office
By order of the Trustees.
mrs GEORGE HE'LL, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
SATURDAY. APRIL ID. 1851.

commencing at 10 O'Clock. g ~ At me ~ n me
door Of the Court Home Cor tsid coobH ~ 70, ~.
City Of wheeling. the folio sing des.nba w.
perry situated In raid City Of wheeling ha d..
70 say: Lot numbered eleven nll VI sasi1'
numbered iwenty-one l21D. In Jos-ph ,sa "a
Addition 10 the City Of wheeling, NJ m.
which addition is fled I'm the suit 81 IDs ~.
ct al va 4. Brady Il als., lsfely !snnns III. ~
Circuit Cont % Ohio County, We-s ,nsnssd
said La being part Of the properly o.h,e'
20 Brady Caldwell BY . Bf.iy ~, 3D. ' asy Of
Hobs. tristeee, Ly deed dated the lGh ns 80
JanuaSy ISL. and recorded In the Clrrh yss..d
az the County Cour az Ohio County, ~ IL ISS
BOOK a.. Poli6 10 and being also the sap ia,
eonyeyed 20 said Charles ii. King ~ $3.50.
CALDWELL by deed dated the 1tn day oi no, n.ssd
Ter. Is5s. and recorded In MID ofnfe 'h
Book No 90, Page 20. ,,o,. A
TEENS on sALg-One half. or - nineh n ia IN
the purchaser may elect 70 pay, ea.h I'D ns .g in
The day of sale. Balance. IL any, VI Ie 1870
two eonal instaIlments payable 10 one II - m
YEAR, from Day Of sale with interest," irom IRE
sale PAYABLE annually. The PurhtssI ,lstse
bts note with gnod persoDal secuny ~ 70
deferred inssaIIments, and the tffles 70 tps ~
S.erfv 10 - retained a. additional secuny.
LOUIS y. e1IfkLs Ist
&c. BEsvsY, Areionssr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

THE Republican members Of the Legs
lature came away from Charleston feeling
that they mad made master stroke" fur
their party in allowing the deadlock in the
Legislature to continue 10 the end Of the
session. But when this has secured the ap,
pOintment Of a man ~ adverse to their
principles they scarcely know whether to
grin and bear it silently or 90 hack behind
the house and kick themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
dissolution NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing under firm name
at SIamm X Campbell, doing business at No 100
Main street, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, I. II. Stamm retiring. The
business will lie continued at the old stand by
ID. NJ. campbell. Persons knowing themselves
indebted are requested TO call on either and set
tie without delay Persons having claims will
present them Immediately.
+. II. STAMM,
ID. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Wheeling, March |, 1857. mrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

To THE man who bOrrows the Daily
REGISTER from his neighbOr: Look not on
the REGISTER when it is read. Buy one
OF your own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
.SEALED PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC BUILDING, CITY CLERK OFFICE.
MHEEIINH " Va Erh oi 49,

WHEELING, ". VA, Feb. p, lss7.
Scaled proposals. will be received at the Office
of the City Clerk until Monday. March = ISL, at
D O'Clock D. NJ, for the removal OF all kitchen
garbsgS and OfIal frOm within the city limits,
for the year commencing April /, 1857, the bids
To be as follows:
For the First District, comprising all OF the
First ward.
For the Second district, comprising the Second
and Seventh wards.
For the Third district, comprising the Thir,l
and Fourth wards
For the Fourth district, comprising all south
Of Wheeling Greek 10 Caldwells Run.
For the Fifth district comprising all south of
Caldwells Run to the southern line of the city.
No person will be awarded for more than one
district, nor can they be interested in any pro-
posal for more than one district
Proposals to be addressed 10 the Chairman of
the Committee on Health, the Committee re-
serving the right 70 reject any or all bids.
feb25x FRANK BOWERS, City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will Dc received at the Office
ofthe Gas Trustees of the city Of Wheeling I'M
I'll Tuesday, March Sth, 1857, al Il O'Clock noon.
oil lamps of the city, keeping them lighted from
twilight 20 daylight, every night in the year,
furnishing wick and oil for same; also furnishing
all outside glass for frames and keeping all frames
i'm complete repair for the period of one year
from March II, lSS7.
The Trustees reserve the right To reject any OF
All bids For further information enquire at the
"uS office.
BY order of the Trustees.
mrs GEORGE HFIL, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
A Rare Chance for Manufactures,
We Offer now Tor salc the
Smith Brewery Property

Extending from ChapliDc Ia Fon street. a fIll
square, aud 100 feet SDuth, together With the
Brewery and three excellent wants and CELLAR,
stables, brick aud frame, cooper shop, aud
eight small and large tenement fOus~.
sale. In mont 81 tho New city Binding. s"nih
side. 0n ATIRDAY. MARCH -, commencing
nj 10 O'Clock n. NJ, IL not sold previous.
&. A. SCHAfEk q 60. Agents
febl.h Wheeling, " Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TgusT sADt
ID " me ~ trustee. by Charles u. Ming l s,,s
Mary " King. his wife. beafing date on VI ~
day Of September, A. ID Iss0 and recoforI ~,
tLe 0fcs. 81 the Clerk ~ the Comfy 'y -,
Ohio County. West Virginia. in DEED ~ ~ !,
Book No II. Page 2I2, ! will pr"ee'h " ~" :"
mn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

.,-,.-.,.,
' I. o''' '''''
I''''''
'','
-. ~ -, -, th, Io.isI,tnTc
shall r,nree,l am the second TurSdly after
meeting and organization To elect person
I" MI Nuch vacancy.
ne Legislature would scarcely W. EN-
played more than a week IN passing the
Appropriation h''IS an" III o'hrr necessary
legislation Tor Whl'h the session - l" "'
called This Is very hseiI"''S No" Tor
another OPINION. D
THE MISUNDERSTANDING GREATER.
Governor WILSON'S declaration that he
will appoint Mr.. LUCAs as United States
Snltor is proving bad stroke OF policy, il
we are 10 Judge from the general sent
iment Not only the supporters OF the
caucus Democrats are dissatisfied but even
most OF the anti-cauCus men are said tn be
npTgS.d to such a rourse ON the mart of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-03

publishers Price H.25)
"Afioat in the Forest" or, voyage among
the Tree-tOpS.
The Boy Hunters, or Adventures in Search
of a White Buffalo.
The Boy Slaves" An African tale
"Bruin. or the Great Bear Hunt
1.-THE Bush Boys: or, Adventures Of q Family
in Southern Africa"
THE Cliff Climbers" The home in the lima
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''The Desert Home" lost family in the
wilderness.
1.-THE Forest Exiles' Adventures on the
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'The Plant Hunters" Adventures in India.
THE Giraffe Hunters story OF adventure
And nine others. Good, wholesome books, both
entertaining and instructive.
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febl6 No 1901 Market Street.
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aelr advertisements.

THOR RENT-THE PALACE HOTEL, AT
II Grafton. Including furniture. For paElsS.i-
lars address JOHN DooNAN, Grafton, w. Va
mrla
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NOTICE.

Wheeling, NJ,